Bøger af Tara Campbell

"In the parched, post-apocalyptic Western U.S. of the 22nd Century, wolves float, bonfires sing, and devils gather to pray. Water and safety are elusive in this chaotic world of alchemical transformations, where history books bleed, dragons kiss, and gun-toting trees keep their own kind of peace. Among this menagerie of strange beasts, two sentient stone gargoyles, known only as "E" and "M," flee the rubble of their Southwestern church in search of water. Along the way, they meet climate refugees Rose Baker and her mother Dolores, who've escaped the ravaged West Coast in search of a safer home. This quartet forms an uneasy alliance when they hear of a new hope: a mysterious city of dancing gargoyles. Or is it something more sinister? In this strange, terrible new world, their arrival at this elusive city could spark the destruction of everything they know. Tara Campbell summons fantastical magic in this kaleidoscopic new speculative climate fiction"--

Do you feel in control of your wellness?Despite our best efforts to be healthy, most of us remain micronutrient deficient-and it's getting worse. Today, more and more studies reveal North Americans to be chronically deficient in the basic vitamins we need to thrive. When you lack enough vitamin C, B vitamins, magnesium, amino acids, vitamin D, and more, you may experience a negative ripple effect of health symptoms throughout your entire body. But there's hope!Dr. Tara Campbell, ND, has dedicated her practice to her patients' overall wellness and to replenishing micronutrients with IV therapy. In this book, she shares with you why we have come to this place of micronutrient deficiency, what health conditions this causes, and how you can reclaim your wellness.Dr. Campbell helps us rethink common wellness questions, such as:Why can't I lose weight?Are my hormones out of balance?Why can't I sleep?Why do I get colds and feel run down so often?

What if the natural resources we manage began to manage themselves?And then us? TreeVolution is a speculative fiction adventure featuring secret experiments, corporate machinations, and a little eco-payback.Reports of peculiar tree assaults are trickling into the governor's office in Olympia, Washington: a maple kicked a dog about to relieve itself, a ficus spanked a leaf-yanking child, a yew slapped a woman locking up her bike to its trunk. Young staffer Tamia Bennett prepares to watch her career fizzle when she's put in charge of tracking these urban legends. But as documented arbor assaults become violent and widespread, Tamia and retired botanist Dr. Barbara Block discover that acres of genetically modified trees are developing deadly plans.Miles away in the Palalla Nation, Charlie Meninick is in charge of protecting his tribe's old-growth trees from timber poachers. He's recovering from a tumultuous past and looking for healing in the forest. After an accident on patrol, however, all he finds are two dead poachers and no other witnesses to convince troopers that it was the trees that did it.Tree attacks escalate, people panic, and forests begin to burn. Tamia and Charlie's paths converge as they uncover who engineered the trees and why. With fire engulfing Washington State, a genetic mutation spreading through the Pacific Northwest, and someone intent on a cover-up, Tamia and Charlie must determine which is actually the bigger threat: the newly awakening trees, or the powerful people now bent on destroying them.